As with virtually every case of the use of "everyone" when I said everyone stopped I did not mean it literally. And yes, families are far more likely to be bro

As with virtually every case of the use of "everyone" when I said everyone stopped I did not mean it literally. And yes, families are far more likely to be broken today than in decades past. The elderly are more likely to be dumped in a home somewhere. Welfare has ravaged families. The single motherhood rate is 8x what it was in the 50s because we incentivize broken families. Over 50% of adults are single now. That's historically unprecedented, and it didn't start heading that direction until the 1950s when socialist programs started really taking hold in the US.